Most returns are completed remotely. Appointments are available if needed—just reach out to schedule.

You can submit your documents through our secure client portal or in person (by appointment). Please avoid sending multiple packages—one complete package helps us process your return more efficiently.

Common documents include T4, T5, T3, RRSP contribution slips, tuition slips (T2202), medical expenses, property tax/rent receipts, childcare expenses, and charitable donation receipts. If you're unsure, send what you have—we’ll review and follow up if anything is missing.

The filing deadline for most individuals is April 30. If you or your spouse/common-law partner are self-employed, the filing deadline is June 15; however, any taxes owing are still due by April 30.

Turnaround time is generally about 10 business days, depending on volume and complexity. During peak season (April), timelines may be slightly longer if all documents are not received.

Submit all documents at once, respond promptly to any follow-up questions, and ensure your contact information is up to date.

After filing, you’ll receive a copy of your return, and the CRA will issue a Notice of Assessment.

If you owe taxes, payment is due by April 30 to avoid interest.

Refunds are typically issued within 2 weeks (if direct deposit is set up) or 4–6 weeks (if receiving a cheque) from CRA directly

Taxes owing can result from insufficient tax withheld at source, investment or rental income, self-employment income, or changes in tax credits. We can help you plan ahead to minimize this in future years with a tax consultation.